709 Illawarra Road

Longford TAS 7301

243 m²

33.68 ha.

Acreage Semi-Rural

Currently for sale - view listing

Overview

Modern Country Living, Just Moments from Longford

Set across 33.68 hectares of grazing country, 709 Illawarra Road offers a rare balance of genuine rural scale and everyday convenience, with Launceston CBD and the Longford township both close at hand. The property takes in sweeping views to Mount Barrow, Mount Arthur and Millers Bluff, complemented by a private dam and cattle grazing the surrounding paddocks. Water entitlements are available, giving the next owner the flexibility to run the land as they choose. Completed in 2023 by Complete Renovations and Construction, the home brings together farmhouse character and contemporary quality. Wide Tasmanian oak floors run beneath a soft white interior, with brushed gold fixtures adding warmth throughout, while a butler's pantry keeps everyday living neatly separate from entertaining. Designed for hosting as much as everyday comfort, the open living areas are enhanced by an Escea gas fireplace, electric curtains and ducted heating and cooling, while the bathrooms feature underfloor heating. Accommodation includes three bedrooms plus a large rumpus room with the flexibility to serve as a fourth, along with a master suite and private ensuite. The main bathroom features a freestanding bath, and natural light reaches consistently throughout the home. A substantial shed adds excellent versatility, with great garaging and plenty of space for hobbies, projects, storage or equipment. 709 Illawarra Road brings together space, infrastructure and location, an ideal opportunity for those seeking contemporary luxury paired with a genuine rural lifestyle. The information on this website has in part been supplied to Harrison Agents Launceston by third parties and all information is published solely for potential purchasers to assist them in deciding whether or not they wish to make further enquiries about the properties. Harrison Agents Launceston has not checked the accuracy of the information and does no more than pass it on.